The Pittsburgh Steelers will host the Cleveland Browns Sunday at Heinz Field in a game that is deemed by many as being a must-win for both teams. With the Steelers scheduled to start a rookie undrafted free agent quarterback in Devlin Hodges on Sunday against the Browns, it’s not surprising that Cleveland is favorited to win in Pittsburgh for the first time since 2003. The Steelers, however, currently have two unfortunate long-running streaks that if both are broken on Sunday, will go a long way in helping them upset the Browns at home.
Two Steelers’ Offensive Streaks That Need To End Against Browns
